Share an update

Share an update when the workspace has real work to report: completed tasks, initiatives or bugs in progress, pull requests, meetings, or blockers.

Start with what changed, what is next, and what is blocked. That is enough for a Slack update, standup note, or short manager update.

Standups

Standups collect status across the team from completed, planned, and blocked work. Keep a shared update focused on the day instead of turning it into a full report.

Ask for an update

When the update needs broader context, ask the Slack bot for a progress report, blocker list, or standup summary.

You can also ask an MCP-connected assistant, such as ChatGPT or Claude, to summarize current work from the workspace.

Source material

Version control and other connected apps give AI more evidence to derive completed work, planned work, and blockers. Captured Work explains how that evidence becomes progress people can review.

Share Progress covers standups, Recap, release notes, and other reporting formats.